While the Pittsburgh Penguins drew a tepid response, at best, with this past season’s switch to “Jump Around,” other selections have sat well. But for the generation barely old enough to remember when canned music became the norm at games, it is appreciable when arena DJs reach back into that era and lend a given tune a first or second wind of association with sports. Granted, plenty of more recent hits have assumed a position with a celebratory horn, which is fine. This century’s refreshingly widening array of high-profile hockey goal songs lends yet more evidence to the strength of ’90s nostalgia.
"Starbox? Electric box? Thunder box? JUKEBOX!?" - "Name The '90s Pictionary" answers are comedy 😂 pic.twitter.“Let Me Clear My Throat” and “Jump Around” are two of several ’90s tunes that have gained a second wind as NHL goal songs, so why stop there? This is tough 👀 /imFQ1cL5B1- ESPN July 19, 2020 We played "Pick Your Hit" with some friends and the debates were worthy. "As soon as you hear Meek say, 'Hold Up Wait A Minute.'" 🤣 You can only choose one 👀 /J5wROPPMA4- ESPN July 18, 2020 Kh00mUncAv- Stephen A Smith July 17, 2020 ESPN How 'Jock Jams' changed the way sports sound Social media buzz
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The Hype Hits franchise represents a diverse collection of artists, genres, and eras. Hype Hits are the songs playing in stadiums, locker rooms, buses, and headphones, getting athletes and fans ready for competition. Hype Hits is a new music brand from ESPN, representing the best of music and sports.
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